While searching Google for the simplest way to describe Tourette Syndrome, I had a flash back to fifteen years ago when I received a frantic call from our daughter at the University of Ottawa announcing that she had been diagnosed with TS. Immediately after the call, I
A primary issue for children on the autism spectrum is generalization: the ability to take what they learn from one situation and apply it in a totally different scenario. The scenarios may not even be all that different, but introduce
The national news is full of stories about how people are ready and willing to start spending at holiday time once again. It seems they have confidence in the economy so now while they aren’t going to go crazy at
Marianne Russo, the founder of The Coffee Klatch explains: “A virtual cup of coffee with parents of special needs children. Our goal is to offer support, information, education and inspiration to the parents given the life unexpected, the life with a
One of my favorite memories of the past football season as to do with a young man on the team – “Good.” I call him this because, when we stood next to each other, good things happened on the field.
